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Two works. One project.MOMENTS developed as two distinct bodies of photographic work: in black & white and in colour & l...
25/08/2026

Two works. One project.

MOMENTS developed as two distinct bodies of photographic work: in black & white and in colour & light.

They are not different interpretations of the same photographs. Each contains its own images, its own visual language and its own way of looking.

In black & white, colour is set aside, allowing form, tone and presence to come forward.

In colour & light, colour becomes part of the observation: changing with light, atmosphere, distance and place.

Two separate books, created to stand individually, but conceived as parts of the same continuing project.

MOMENTS
in black & white | in colour & light

Chris Page

From the StudioPhotography for me has always been about more than the individual image.Some photographs remain as single...
19/08/2026

From the Studio

Photography for me has always been about more than the individual image.

Some photographs remain as single observations. Others begin to connect, gradually becoming collections, projects, books and occasionally something larger.

OPENPAGE STUDIO is where I bring those different strands together: photographic projects, limited editions, books, installations and the stories behind the work.

Over the coming weeks I’ll be sharing more from the archive, current projects and new work as it develops.

Chris Page

The latest OPENPAGE STUDIO Journal is now live.When Photographs Need WordsA photograph should be allowed to speak for it...
19/08/2026

The latest OPENPAGE STUDIO Journal is now live.

When Photographs Need Words

A photograph should be allowed to speak for itself. Yet titles, introductions and notes can sometimes become part of the work, not to explain the photograph, but to release another dimension surrounding it.

This latest Journal considers the relationship between photographs and the words we sometimes choose to place alongside them.

A photograph invites us to look.
A few carefully chosen words may invite us to look again.

When do photographs need words? Chris Page reflects on titles, notes, photographic books and the role of writing in helping viewers look more deeply at an image.

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